Without posting an annotated chart and log, it would be difficult to give you contextual guidance.
Well the problem is really with pulling the trigger than the charts as one wrong click can put the position 5 pts in the negative within seconds these days.
As you know I am not doing the reversals in trading yet, so I try to perfect my entries and take profits when the trend looks to be obviously ending (sometimes too quick on the exits, sometimes nail it to the tick, once in awhile fail to realize it's actually a reversal in progress and give back some profits). I find after a trend ends, markets like to wiggle around and pop here and there or do the dreaded sideway small range type of move before developing into a bigger trend again. So I often sideline until it's a bit more clear then jump in at locations where I think has less risk.
The problem is, sometimes 5pts, sometimes 15 pts are now the normal range in a bar so my entry can be off by 5 pts or 10 pts depending on the situation but still be right about direction only to have already exited at a loss. Very comparable to how it used to be only few days back when I can enter with few ticks of risk.
The range per volume seems at least 2 to 3 times more than before as well.
Btw, I have resorted to scalping OTR charts by the end of the session and found it more manageable. Though I'm just simming today as I adapt, it seems the range and the fractal I'm used to trading are within the OTR (faster too) instead of 5m charts lol.